Is +30 good offset

[Mighty MoG]

For 24" rims? If not, what modifications would I still have to make? These are the rims I'm looking at.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/24-INCH-707-HYPHY-DUB-WHEELS-U2-RIM-TIRE-SET-2007-GM_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ43960QQihZ005QQitemZ150133499150
I want to see if they have 295/35/24.

 

[rod456]

I think stock offset is +31, so your only 1 mm off from stock.

 

[Mighty MoG]

I think stock offset is +31, so your only 1 mm off from stock.

Good, the tire width should be my only other concern then.

 

[73shark]

Good, the tire width should be my only other concern then.

Also if you have any minor rubbing issues, try using a heat gun to reshape the fender liners before you start cutting. :cool2:

 

[MCF34]

Sorry guys, but still a little confused...

Stock 20" wheels have +31mm offset...would wheels with +35mm offset actually move the outer edge of the front tires more inside the wheel well (fender) or more outside the wheel well (Fender)? Sorry for my ignorance...and confusion!

 

[PatrykKoul]

The lower the number, the further out they are toward or past the fender. I have a +20mm offset on my 07 Denali, cause they are the same rims I had on my 06 Denali. They line up awesome in the rear, like right flush with the fender, but in the front they are like a finger width past the fender, it's kinda annoying. I'm getting some new 26s in the spring, so no biggie. I know the front and rear width of the car don't match up, but +31mm offset is the oem offset for front and rear, and most people are running +30mm offset on their 07s.

 

[MCF34]

Thanks...

The lower the number, the further out they are toward or past the fender. I have a +20mm offset on my 07 Denali, cause they are the same rims I had on my 06 Denali. They line up awesome in the rear, like right flush with the fender, but in the front they are like a finger width past the fender, it's kinda annoying. I'm getting some new 26s in the spring, so no biggie. I know the front and rear width of the car don't match up, but +31mm offset is the oem offset for front and rear, and most people are running +30mm offset on their 07s.

I put on +35mm offset wheels and they look great (especially in the front as they JUST are inside the well). The back looks real nice, but I would like to move them out a tad (like 5mm). Is there any 100% SAFE way to accomplish this (spacer, etc.etc.) without it being a big ordeal??? From stock, the wheels only moved in 4mm which combined, means the rear track reduced by 0.3".....